This case presents a whole-house design in a modern minimalist style. Let's explore this project with BOSNIE's editor!
The layout includes a foyer, with a relatively long and narrow entrance corridor. The walls and ceiling are painted in the same off-white cement color to visually expand the space, making it appear more spacious. A floating entryway cabinet is built against the wall, providing convenient storage for frequently worn shoes and keeping the area tidy. The design balances hidden and open storage, meeting various daily needs. Rounded corners are used at the junctions with other spaces, creating a more harmonious and comfortable visual effect while preventing bumps and bruises, combining practicality and aesthetics.
The living room features a minimalist and elegant design, with a base color of subtle and gentle low-saturation tones. Light-colored wooden floors and light-toned furniture are complemented by one or two bright accents, resulting in a clean and pure yet vibrant and colorful space.
The feature wall is designed as a full TV cabinet, with handle-less, solid-color doors that create a simple and refreshing look. This design also increases storage space. The top and bottom of the TV cabinet are left open, giving it a 'floating' appearance on the wall, which adds a sense of lightness and uniqueness. The marble base at the bottom enhances the visual layering.
Both the living and dining areas have flat ceilings, which save height and create a spacious and comfortable atmosphere. The absence of a central light fixture, combined with hidden LED strips on both sides, adds ambiance to the space.
The dining area, located near the foyer, is spacious and well-lit, providing a refreshing view upon entry. A six-seater dining table is centrally placed, creating a convenient and free-flowing circular path, making it easy to move between the dining area and the kitchen.
The air conditioning ducts are installed above the sideboard, without taking up additional ceiling height.
The kitchen door is made of glass, paired with a slim stainless steel frame, creating a simple and elegant look. The dark glass ensures privacy while being more transparent and lighter than traditional solid wood doors.
The master bedroom continues the minimalist, low-saturation color scheme, emphasizing a pure and grand atmosphere. Since the en-suite bathroom is close to the entrance, a glass half-wall is used to make the space more open and well-lit. The dry area, adjacent to the sleeping area, is equipped with a hanging round mirror, adding an artistic touch.
Opposite the bed, a built-in wardrobe is constructed against the wall, offering substantial storage capacity. The low-saturation, solid-color finish blends seamlessly with the wall, ensuring the wardrobe is both functional and unobtrusive, achieving a balance of beauty and utility.
The dry area of the bathroom is separated from the bedroom by glass, maintaining a high aesthetic standard. A hanging round mirror and a uniquely shaped washbasin add to the elegance. An L-shaped layout for the storage cabinets and open shelves maximizes storage space for everyday items.
That concludes our introduction to this modern and minimalist whole-house design. If you enjoyed it, feel free to leave a comment and interact with BOSNIE's editor!
